"1 Million Bottlebags" (Public Enemy, 1991) is about:
a. the crisis of emergency room conditions in the ghettos
b. national issues of racial tension that too often flare up
c. indicting the abusers and producers of alcohol in black communities
d. how hip-hop and race relations combined to promote rap as a million-selling music style
C
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How does the architecture of Chavin de Huantar reflect its position as an important religious center in the Andean highlands on a trade route between the coast and Amazon basin?
A. the U-shaped Old Temple B. the sunken circular courtyards C. the synthesis of regional architectural forms D. none of the above
Explain how one of the following had a significant impact on your experience as an audience member for a recent show: a newspaper (or blogosphere) critic, a scholarly theorist or dramaturg, a producer or financial investor, a marketing team,
or a good friend.